Ute Water Project gains bipartisan momentum in New Mexico
State lawmakers advance the Ute Water Project legislation, led by Rep. Anna Crook, with unanimous House and Senate passage and support from Clovis officials. The $432 million pipeline would move water from Ute Reservoir in Quay County to member entities, funded 75 percent by federal sources, 15 percent by the state, and 10 percent by local entities. The project is praised as crucial to economic development and to future water supply beyond the Ogallala Aquifer.
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Portales
Orlando Ortega
Tucumcari CD features Mason's VIP track There’s Nothing to Eat in Tucumcari
Singer Mason joins a community CD with his song There’s Nothing to Eat in Tucumcari inspired by a visit four years ago. He performs at the 4:30 p.m. March 18 premiere during the Chamber of Commerce business after hours at the Main Street Project office. The CD costs 15 dollars and will be sold at the Chamber and local events.
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Fun Brothers
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Main Street
Tucumcari Songs and Acts Featured in Local Listings
A catalog of songs and acts referencing Tucumcari appears, highlighting performers such as Dale Watson Dorothy Shay Jimmie Rodgers Dan Roberts Andy Mason Jimmie Driftwood and Michael Hearne. The pieces span ballads tributes and travel related tunes with implied performances in Tucumcari.
Racino Project Delays Spark Deadline Tactics in New Mexico
Deputy Director India Hatcher says the Paget racino license targets live racing by Memorial Day with a year end deadline to reapply if missed. If delays persist, Tucumcari could gain an opening as developers discuss options at the March 18 commission meeting. Don Chalmers and Michael Moldenhauer lead bids to boost Quay County's economy.
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Moldenhauer
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Don Chalmers
Quay County Gaming Authority
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Families from Arizona and Idaho visit Tucumcari
Darwin Bogard and Kathryn Hobson, siblings from Tucumcari, grew up there. Their spouses Sharon Bogard and Stan Hobson, from Arizona and Idaho, were visiting their mother in Clovis and stopped in Tucumcari on the return trip.
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Sharon Bogard
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Stan Hobson
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Hobson's
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Tucumcari
Clovis
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